Sean Stackley

Navy keeps an eye on access card transition

The Navy closely watching as contractors and vendors transition to the Defense Biometric Identification System.

Navy

Defense Secretary James Mattis (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)

What’s it like inside Mattis’ Pentagon?

Defense News

Navy: Promise of a bigger fleet will have to wait until next year’s budget

Navy

Navy Day at Nationals Park

Navy

Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Neller pauses during a news conference at the Pentagon, Friday, March 10, 2017. Neller said that an investigation into reports that nude photos of female service members are being secretly posted online without their permission has an effect on the entire Marine Corps and must be done carefully. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)

Marine nude photo scandal investigation spreads to Tumblr

Congress

Amid Marine photo scandal, Navy is trying to instill character in leaders

Navy

Caretakers serve in key DoD posts while Trump assembles Defense team

DoD Reporter's Notebook

Navy building new office to ‘short-circuit’ traditional DoD acquisition system

Defense

After decades of DoD acquisition reform, Congress has yet to tackle cultural issues

Congress

Inside the DoD Reporter’s Notebook: Pentagon launches program to recognize its best suppliers

Congress

Amid bribery scandal, Navy changes business practices for overseas port calls

Defense

DoD acquisition programs remain alive, but sequestration damage is real

Virtually every one of DoD’s acquisition programs took a hit from sequestration in the first year of sequestration, officials from each of the military…

Budget

Losing bidders protest Navy’s massive NGEN contract

Without commenting on the reasons behind the protest, a team led by Computer Sciences Corporation challenged the Navy’s decision to award a multibillion…

Defense

Navy picks HP for long-awaited NGEN contract

Defense

Hewlett Packard, the same vendor which has owned and operated the Navy Department’s networks for more than a decade will continue a similar role under a new multibillion dollar contract. But the Navy and Marine Corps will take ownership of their IT infrastructure and reserve the right to recompete any or all of it at a future date.